The decline in the market turns to gambling

[Eternad]

Out of the numerous reputable casinos in this forum it's rare to find any that permits a no KYC policy. Submitting documents is mandatory for standard casinos, and it's a struggle most players deal with in recent times. However, Sport is a remarkable gaming activity, just be careful with the way you accumulate games, profits is not guaranteed.

For me there is no gain without bitter experience.
So, which casinos are worth checking out from the forum?
At least they don't require KYC for deposits and withdrawals.

Most casino doesn’t require KYC when you withdraw or deposit since they frequently requires it to account that subjected for investigation due to violation or questionable behavior that potentially abuse the casino.

The problem is they are allowed to request it anytime so you will never know when they will ask you.

You should be open for KYC if you want to play on reputable casino. I’m wondering why you are not open with KYC on casino while most of the exchange nowadays ask KYC.

[salad daging]

Now I'm looking for a comfortable place to gamble. Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.
I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

There are many casinos in this place that have a good reputation, you may stay to this board: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=56.0

On this forum there are still many casinos that do not KYC, but you should read the ToS and understand how KYC can be requested by the casino at any time if needed because this is common for us.

You can try casinos: Punkz.com, Stake.com. Duelbits.com, Betpanda and many more.

[Kelward]

I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

Why are you just following trends? Do you have a hobby in a particular sport yourself? I mean, it’s quite difficult for someone who doesn’t have sports knowledge to place sports bets. What will happen is surely random betting. Or you’re just following discussions from predictions shared for free. If your primary goal is profit, gambling is not a friendly place for a beginner. Profit in gambling is not something that is guaranteed.

If what you mean by a comfortable place to bet is where you can have more opportunities to make money then I will tell you that it will be a very tough decision to make because winning in every casinos is by luck. I think OP should focus on reputation instead and good for him we have them on this forum, he should DYOR and decide for himself but he shouldn't expect none KYC from any regulated casinos.

As for what is trending he shouldn't follow the crowd because everybody is into sports bet, it's not everybody that is profitable and if he decides to place bets it's better for him to use amount that he can afford to loose. Sports bet is skill based although it's not a guarantee for winning always but he can put interest in a sport atleast and learn how to analyze games.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Well, in terms of good sports book, the casino I'm using for that is stake.com, It's a very reputable casino but they actually requires for KYC but the reputation is commendable. There are other reputable casino too that might not require you to do KYC for a start but along the line they might still ask for KYC since they stated on their ToS that they have the right to ask for the KYC any time they like. There are some web3 casino too where you only have to connect your wallet to gamble but I have not used them and don't know if they have good sport book or not, that's why I mention the internet I have used.

[Japinat]

Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.

That KYC thing is really hard to guarantee, because I can recommend a casino right now that doesn’t require KYC, but most of the time they eventually turn into KYC casinos anyway. Sooner or later, they will ask for verification, especially once your account grows or you start withdrawing bigger amounts.

If you’re familiar with the gambling section, you can actually see this in the ANN threads there. A lot of casinos market themselves as “anonymous casinos,” but when you check the complaints, you’ll still see gamblers talking about being asked for KYC. So, it’s really hard to find a truly no-KYC casino, unless it’s unlicensed, which comes with its own risks.

[Porfirii]

In parallel to the KYC topic other users have been answering so far, I have to say that I feel identified with the OP when he says that, after some time investing in altcoins, and after seeing how most of them don't care about the long-term profitability, he's switched to gambling. To me, most investments in alts, and I would also add trading, is nothing more than another way of gambling, based on mainly if not only pure luck, and in a bear market like this one, instead of being catching falling knives, it may be more entertaining, and even profitable, to simply gamble in the games you prefer or, if you are skilled in some of them, even try to tip the scales a little bit in your favor.

[Frankolala]

Gambling isn't a money making machine don't think that profit is guaranteed. Secondly, do you want to gamble on sportbet because you are a fan of that sport or you want to gamble on sportbet because it's trending in your country and you want to depend on tipsters for prediction. If it's the latter, I advise you to avoid sportbet only if you want to try your luck but it's wrong to depend on tipsters. KYC casinos are more reputable.

[stadus]

You’ve already invested in altcoins, so I’m guessing you have a trading account, and most exchanges are even stricter when it comes to KYC, so you probably already went through that and passed.

That’s why I’m a bit curious, why are you still looking for casinos that don’t require KYC?
Does that mean you don’t really trust casinos, but you’re okay trusting exchanges instead? Just wondering, no offense meant.

[Agbamoni]

The most reputable casino here in the forum requires KYC. Non-KYC casinos are rare to find in this forum, especially one with a solid reputation like you requested. You have to choose between reliability and non-KYC. I doubt you will choose non-kyc over a casino you can trust.

I support your option to play sports betting. Casino games are more of luck, but sports betting requires both luck and your knowledge on the sports to win games. It seems you want to gamble for more money not for fun.

[Smartprofit]

This forum advertises many different casinos, and you can choose the one you like best.🙋

I believe it's advisable to play at casinos that are actively advertised on the BitcoinTalk forum. This offers many advantages. For example, on the forum, you can contact an official representative of the online casino and ask them any questions you may have. It's very convenient.💁

However, in my opinion, you shouldn't consider playing at an online casino as a long-term source of income. I wouldn't compare cryptocurrency trading and gambling. In my opinion, they are completely different activities. Sports betting is an interesting form of gambling. However, to be successful in sports betting, in my opinion, requires great analytical skills and a willingness to analyze large amounts of information. However, if you're willing to learn this, that's great!

[sompitonov]

You’ve already invested in altcoins, so I’m guessing you have a trading account, and most exchanges are even stricter when it comes to KYC, so you probably already went through that and passed.

That’s why I’m a bit curious, why are you still looking for casinos that don’t require KYC?
Does that mean you don’t really trust casinos, but you’re okay trusting exchanges instead? Just wondering, no offense meant.

This is an interesting question, because it all boils down to the fact that exchanges and gambling platforms are increasingly introducing the CIC procedure. I don't think it's too bad, and I go through it easily, because I have nothing to hide. Perhaps those who don't want to go through it don't want to be seen or discovered, although there are simply committed players who simply don't want to go through it because they understand the increased controls and other issues. I can't say whether this is a good or bad thing, because everyone simply knows what they need at any given moment. But one thing is for sure: everything will become more stringent, including controls over players, as well as their deposits and withdrawals.

[nelson4lov]

This is exactly what I do too. Now that the market is down and has been that way for the last couple of months, My gambling activity has picked up more. Right now, gambling on sports events offer the most +EV benefits for me compared to trying to trade this market because it's been a falling knife since October 2025.

For casinos, I do play at Stake, Coinroyale and never had problems with them.

[Fiatless]

Until now, I've only focused on the altcoin market and sought profits through the marketplace and reward programs.
Now the market is sluggish and it's rare to find projects that are truly serious about long-term development, so I decided to switch to gambling.
I like playing slots on local sites, but mathematically, I'm a complete loser.
Now I'm looking for a comfortable place to gamble. Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.
I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

Most of the reputable casinos that I have used ask for KYC. It seems regulators are mandating casinos to require KYC as part of the registration process to curb money laundering and other financial crimes. But I wonder why you are leaving trading because of losses and think that gambling would help you recover. Gambling is riskier than trading. Don't follow what is trending because it might not be profitable. Sports betting is not as profitable as you think. People lose money from gambling just like in trading. Influencers are promoting these casinos for their profits.

[Sammye3]

The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

I have preferred sports betting to casino from the onset, because I find it more entertaining and relatable in terms of familiarity and it gives a bit of control with decisive game options based on performances over casino. Online predictions are not always advised to stick to,  as there are many people out there who try to lead newbies astray by promising correct odds.  It is dependent on luck and a bit of analysis so don't let anyone deceive you.

[rachael9385]

Until now, I've only focused on the altcoin market and sought profits through the marketplace and reward programs.
Now the market is sluggish and it's rare to find projects that are truly serious about long-term development, so I decided to switch to gambling.
I like playing slots on local sites, but mathematically, I'm a complete loser.
Now I'm looking for a comfortable place to gamble. Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.
I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

A reputable casino doesn't require kyc? that's difficult to find and no one comes to my mind to recommend, by the way doing kyc process is for your own good. instead of quitting switching from crypto to gambling it is better to just be patient with crypto for now, the reason I'm saying this is because your emotions might not make you think clearly due to the disappointments you got from crypto.

[Agbe]

You are going to find good recommendations here on the forum, avoiding the casino that makes kyc verification important isn't really advisable though. I have seen people that switched from crypto currency to gambling because they were having a hard time with it but gambling with such a mindset isn't really a good start, don't be eager to make profit just because cryptocurrency investment is working out.

[Fortify]

Until now, I've only focused on the altcoin market and sought profits through the marketplace and reward programs.
Now the market is sluggish and it's rare to find projects that are truly serious about long-term development, so I decided to switch to gambling.
I like playing slots on local sites, but mathematically, I'm a complete loser.
Now I'm looking for a comfortable place to gamble. Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.
I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

It doesn't make sense really, because during periods of heavy volatility trades - like you seem to suggest you are - make the most money. Real traders want volatility that they can trade on up and down, when it's calm it is much harder to make money. On that basis i wonder what you were really doing with alt coins? Were you really just fronting pump and dump schemes, trying to earn commission from newbies? Also, people are always launching altcoins whatever the market conditions, can't see it slowing down right now. If you want to gamble that is fine, but trying to pretend there is some secret formula to make money from a game like slots is foolish and you better get that out of your mind.

[Slow death]

Until now, I've only focused on the altcoin market and sought profits through the marketplace and reward programs.
Now the market is sluggish and it's rare to find projects that are truly serious about long-term development, so I decided to switch to gambling.
I like playing slots on local sites, but mathematically, I'm a complete loser.
Now I'm looking for a comfortable place to gamble. Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.
I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

In my opinion, you're confusing things. You're confusing investments (even though altcoins are very risky investments) with gambling. With investments, you're unlikely to lose all your money quickly and you have a greater chance of profiting in the long term. But gambling has never been about making money, although some people have made a lot of money gambling, the probability of losing a lot is high.

Honestly, I advise you to only gamble with small amounts or only with an amount you can afford to lose, and not think about gambling to win money. The most reliable casino is stake.com; do KYC and you won't have any problems.

[Z-tight]

Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.

Take note that many crypto casinos would not request for kyc upon registering in their platform. You simply register, deposit and start playing, but take note that it does not make them no-kyc services, because they can ask you for kyc at anytime, annoyingly when you have just won and you are trying to withdraw your funds. I thought it wise that you have that in mind.

However, as for where you should gamble, we can only recommend, while you do your own research. Whale.io is a good casino, you may want to check them out and see if they meet your needs.

[YOSHIE]

Now the market is sluggish and it's rare to find projects that are truly serious about long-term development, so I decided to switch to gambling.

Gambling is one of the characteristics of profit and luck in the action of the game, every type of game certainly has risks for the actions we take, Even though we know that the crypto market is currently sluggish, the average type of crypto has fallen, this doesn't mean that gambling is a reason to double profits, it doesn't affect it.

In my understanding, the market is actually falling, which is a step or strategy to invest in the long term to generate better profits, It's not the other way around that gambling becomes a target for escape, it's the thought of risk that has no certainty.